A/N: Sorry I've taken so long to get this up. I've been really busy and haven't had a chance to update. I haven't had a chance to slow down. Things have been crazy around here. But, hopefully I'll be back on track within a couple of days.

It had never been this hard to track someone before. Even when that someone was Neil.

Atlanta and Theresa drove through New Olympia, looking for even the smallest sign of either Neil or Selene.

"Since when was tracking so hard?" Atlanta wondered out loud.

"The city isn't that big. Is it?" Theresa asked.

"When you're trying to find Neil, yeah, it's that big," Atlanta replied.

Theresa tried to locate Neil through her psychic ability. Just when she thought she was going to give herself a headache, Atlanta's radio rang.

"Hello? He's where? Okay. Thanks, Jay. They're at the marina," Atlanta announced.

Theresa headed for the docks.

Herry parked the truck and the boys got out.

"Okay, so, how are we going to get Neil away from Selene long enough for us to tell him that the girl he's dating could turn into a wolf at any minute?" Archie asked.

"We'll worry about that bridge when we come to it," Jay answered.

The four boys headed down to where the boats were tied up. Neil and Selene were walking down the boardwalk.

"Any idea how we're going to tell Neil without Selene hearing?" Herry asked.

Jay took his PMR and called Theresa.

"Hello?"

"Theresa. We need you and Atlanta to distract Selene long enough for us to get to Neil and tell him," Jay instructed.

"We're on it," Theresa replied.

The friends hung up. A few seconds later, Theresa and Atlanta came walking down the boardwalk coming in the opposite direction of Neil and Selene.

"Hey, Neil. Hey, Selene," Atlanta greeted.

"Hey," Selene replied.

Jay motioned for Herry to grab Neil. The Brawn crept out of the hiding spot and over to Neil. The blond gave a muffled yelp as Herry put his hand over Neil's mouth and pulled him away from the three girls.

"Let go!" Neil demanded through a closed mouth.

Herry pinned Neil to the brick wall of a nearby building. He lowered his hand away from Neil's mouth.

"What's going on?" Neil asked.

"We have something to tell you," Jay said.

"Well, make it fast, I'm on a date," Neil pointed out.

"Your date is what we have to tell you," Archie replied.

"Selene is a werewolf," Odie announced.

Neil looked at his friends for a moment, then burst out laughing. The others looked at each other.

"Selene? A werewolf? That's a good one. Who came up with that?"

"Neil, we're being serious," Jay insisted.

"If she's a werewolf then why didn't she transform on our last full moon date?" Neil asked.

"Werewolves don't transform unless they're touched by the light of the full moon," Odie explained.

"Besides, the moon doesn't even concern Selene," Jay said.

"Then, why are you saying she's a werewolf?" Neil asked.

"Her eyes show when she will transform next," Archie voiced.

"Her eyes? Where do you get this stuff?" Neil asked.

Jay held up a silver book. "This contains everything about Selene's past," he said.

Neil took the book and flipped through the pages.

"Jay, have you noticed that who wrote in this didn't give a name?" he asked. "They could be talking about anyone. Sorry, any girl."

"Neil, will you stop being so hard-headed and realize that you're dating a dangerous creature?" Jay asked.

It was an extremely rare experience to see Neil angry. He got ticked off, yes, but never angry. It usually took an annoying ring tone to make Neil lose his cool. However, now, Jay was wishing he hadn't said anything.

Neil shoved the book into Jay's chest with such force that Jay stumbled back a few steps. Without saying a word, Neil stormed off back to where Selene, Theresa and Atlanta were standing.

"Hi...Neil..."

Atlanta trailed off as Neil took Selene's arm and guided her away from the Huntress and Fighter.

"That could've gone better," Archie muttered, crossing his arms.

Jay rubbed his chest. He had really ticked off Neil this time.

Okay, not one of my longest chapters, but my computer is being stubborn. Anyway, what do you think? Thoughts? Comments? Anything need improving?

I don't think I did a good job with Neil in this chapter. I think I steered him a bit out of character.